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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

NOR SALE-ON ALSO STREET, THE FU-
II ture street in Los Angeles for wholesale
business, block of lots, fronting on Also
and Sansevain streets. Apply to L..
SCHMIDT, No. l Arcadia street au9 1t
NOR sALE-CHOICE GRAIN, FRUIT AND
II alfalfa lands, in tracts from 40 acres to
40 900 acres. Suitable for subdivision for
colonies and town sites. Syndicates may be
formed on some of the tracts at bottom
prices, Investments in acre property at
prices named will be safe and profitable.
Prices and particulars given at Office of J. j..
GOSPER, 33 S. Spring street, room 23.
aupotf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

= elegant house, No. 5O6 Fort street. corner
Sixth m9tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOUND-A BROWN MARE WITH WHITE
l. face. Apply to Lions carpet house.
aug1O-2t
T OST-SATURDAY NIGHT, HALF TOOL
IL bag with tools for bicycle. Return to
Macdonald's Drug Store and receive reward.
aug9 ct
I OST-AUGUST 2ND-A SORREL HORSE
IL four years old, the face and right hind
leg being white. Finder please address III.
w. X, k,"HERALD office. aug7-5t
USt-JULY I'D, A DAhk BROWN
IL horse; hind feet W White, tail bobbed off;
saddle markes Oh side: had ON harness
when last seen on Pico street. Return same
to corner Ellis avenue and Thompson street
and receive paw. jy5tf
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AllLarge Syndicates
Third Monte vista Excursion.

Employ Burlingame, the contractor, to i'm
prove their tracts. Burlingame is the boss
contractor, and don't you forget it.
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McCOye,S Addition

To Broad Acres $50 lots 5Ox16O. The only
lots in the market at that price. Lots in the
original townsitc have already doubled in
value.
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McGarrY TraCf.

for the excursion to Santa Monica, to-day,
at Ben. Z. Wards, Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

NOR RENT-TWO FINELY FURNISHED
Il front rooms, with patent water closet
and hot and cold water bath adjoining
rooms, No. North Olive street, near First.
aup10-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

IL ROBBINS, NJ. D., ECLECTIC PHYSI-
IL. clan and Surgeon. Diseases diagnosed
without explanation from the patient. Elec-
tricity a speciality. Larronde Block, corner
Spring and First streets. Office hou"s-9 to
II, to 5, to9 ag5-tf
ID C. WRIGHT, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
ID. Rooms : and 9 Wilson Block, First
street. ag31mo
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR OHIO,
" Illinois, Wisconsin, Mich gan, Kansas
and Oregon. L. Z. Sutherland, attorney-at-
law and examiner of titles. Room IS, HER
AID Block, upstairs, Los Ang les. aug2tf
r. b. CARPENTER II. A. BARCLAY.
II. n. c. WILSON.
DARCLAY, WILSON Il CARPENTER,
ID Attorneys at Law, Rooms l, 3 and 5,
Bumiller Block, No 80 North Spring street,
Los Angeles, Cal. jy31-3m
WE RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. HAIR
w RINGTON & CO., rental agents, $.
Fort street. iy29-tf
OUONG WA LUNG & CO., GENERAL
" Chinese merchandise and japanese
fancy goods Also employment office. "a
East Plaza, corner Marchessault street. p o.
box 1874, Los Angeles, Cal. iy16-1m
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Rem. f. Ward

Highland Brand Condensed MILK
Is.eream. Try it'instead of cream on fruits.
In tea, coffee or chocolate, equal to cream.
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BOARD AND LODGING.
FOR KENT-KOOMS,

NOR RENT : UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
Il for housekeeping. us Temple street.
aug 10-2t
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COMMERCIAL NIGHT SChOOL--BOOK-
y keeping, penmanship, and arithmatic
thoroughly taught. Room IL, Schumacher
Block. L. b LAWSON, Principal. je2-tf
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs.


WANTED-A PARTNER IN A DAIRY
w and chicken business A good chance
to make money with small capital. Ad-
dress BARRETT, this Office. au9-2t
WANTED-$15, 900 FOR 3 OR 5 YEARS,
w on first class central city property
worth times that mnch, at 10 per cent.
per annum. Address, Box 905, this city
aug9tf.
WANTED-25 TEAMS ON THE LOS AN
" geles Co. r.. X. Apply to f. C. BUR-
LlNGAME, Room 3, No. 80 N. Spring street,
over Peoples store. ag7 1t
WANTED-HOUsES TO RENT. s. @.
Main street. iy1OI
nRs. KURTZ g. woRTHINGTON HAVE
~ removed their Office TO Kurtz Block, No.
80 South Main street, between First and Sec
ond streets. fyI3-tf
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NOR SALE-FINE LOT ON PEARL
Il street. between 9TH and Sth, 1OOx167,
at T95 per foot; must be sold. c. a. SUM
NER a. co, "a n. Main. aug92t
NOR SALE-A CHOICE CORNER LOT ON
II the Urmstrom tract. Address III. Ii, II. y
Herald office ag6 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

The official List OF Letters remaining in
the Postofice is published in the HERALD OH
MOndavs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

NOR SALE-FINE LOT NEAR UNlVER-
i sity covered with bearing Fruit only
300. Also house and two lots at Long
Beach for just $500. A Fine lot in Boyle
Heights; Grand view, 5000. See MILLER d
HERRIOTT, 239 North Main. jy26-tf.
NOR SALE a TRACT, FIT FOR
i townsite, on the L. A. & S. B. r. r. de-
pot; water and cheap. Apply to J. F..
YORBA, 230 North Main. jy21 I'm
nELL VALE NOT TO BE SURPASSED
~ for residences. Prices moderate; terms
reasonable. For particulars call at HARD
WICK, DELL IL WEISIGER'S, 106 CONNER
cial street. Free carriage every day to tract.
iy22tf
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T INUIUN x IA ION, 0I NVsI TIIsI
street.
Corner on Angeleilo Heights, $500.
Lots on Boyle Heights, near street cars, on
easy terms, S400 to 5000.
Beautiful Groom cottage near Adams
street, corner lot 5Sx150 to an alley, 5000.
Esthetic cottage on the hill, rooms, bath,
pantry, closets, good stable, 10 minutes
walk from Postofiice, $500.
Lots in WaVcrlY tract from 5000. aug2tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-10

ID C. WRIGHT, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
ID. Rooms = and 9 Wilson Block. First
street. ag3-1mo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
THE STATE AT LARGE.


Mrs. John Richardson and daughter Clintie Wis
ting in Terre Haue Mrs. Z. D. Wilder spent last
week with her parents in Greencaste The Wo1nans
Reading Club met at the home of Mrs Minnie Hus-
sey- Crowley Mcclellan is visiting her uncle in
Mound City Mrs W. o. Wheeler aud daughter
Fay visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. Greeley Stone of Syracuse. N Y.
visited relatives in Poland last week.
Mrs John Stewart and children, who have been visit
ing in Indianapolis. have returned home The
Misses Herr. Nees LeavItt and Hussy the guests
of Miss Cellar in knightsvile, Wednesday, Mrs.
George Hubbard visited her mother at Staunton, on
Tuesday. Mrs Robert King VINO has been quite
ill., is recovering. -. Miss Maud Hendrix and William
Reddie were married Wednesday even
ing. by Rev. t. @. Stewart. at the home of the
Greencastle is visiting her parents Main street
Mrs. Colonel Zimmerman called to Butler, Penn,
by the illness of her mother Mrs. R. H. kerfoot
attended family reunion in Indianapolis Thurs
dag Mrs. w. c. Hall and Mrs. Lyman jackson
visiting their mother in Greencastle NJ RS. Anna
Sourwine is the guest of friends in indianapolis
Mrs Farrell, mother of Mrs. Charles Matson, spent
Wednesday with her daughter Mrs. Sam Seigle
will spend the with her sisters in Lyons n. Y
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ShalhYYil1A.

Andrew Raymond and wife. who have been visiting
the latters sister in Hamilton o., returned home on
Wednesday last The German Club gave another
of their ENJOYABLE dances in Sindlingers Hall on
Wednesday evening a large number of young PEG
pie in attendance Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nor
rison. Mrs. Dan De PREF and Miss Salle Haehl were
in Indianapolis the past week Miss Belle Pudney
entertained Miss Josie Thompson of Franklin last
Sunday. Mrs. DIR. Fleming will leave about May i.
spend the in Washington d. c., with rela-
tives and friends The Ladies Matinee Musicale
rendered a programme consisting OF Amer
lean composers, "Wednesday, in the
parlors of the Presbyterian Church,
Miss Heron, of Indianapolis. who visited Miss May
Hamilton for several weeks. returned to her home
last Tuesday Misses Jefferson and Roberts nave
returned from their visit at hnightstown Ind " Mrs
Fife . Lesson. of Chicago is visiting her mother Mrs
Hayn< nd. of West Hendricks street Mrs Phil 10
seph of Connersville visited her mother last week.
The kensington Club met with Mrs Jake DePrez
Thursday afternoon at her home on West Washing
street "A number of the friends of Mr.nnd MrsI
T. Brown surprised them at their home Wednesday
evening in honor of the thirty fifth anniversary Of
their marriage The Misses Stella and Lolita Green
were in indianapolis Thursday last The
hers of the graduating of 1856 entertained Miss
Rosa Whitaker Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Helena Spicer Tho Moot Congress met with
Master George Dunn Thursday evening
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nussbauun spending Sunday
with relatives in Loganspore- Miss Jennie Hood OF
Dublin Ind. Is visiting Mrs. George Adams. OF Me-
braska street.. Edward Truli of Garden City, Kan;
is visiting in Marion Mrs. D. B. Sveetser visited
Wabash friends this week. Thomas Newly. or
Richmond has been here this week Mrs. Ed Kin
herman has returned from extended visit to Mum
Gle and Hartford City Miss Martha Addington at
tended the wedding of Charles 9. Winkler and4liss
Nettie Shoemaker. at Hartford City, on TUESDAY
Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin, of Los Angeles, Cal, is visit
ing Marion friends Rev G. d. Black, of Esson, O.,
has been called to the Washington-street Christian
Church He will preach his first sermon to-day
Mrs. Rachel Fahnestock returned to her home Vt
Versailles. O., after extended visit with Mrs James
Mcdonald Mrs. Barney Prius and childrsn Wis
iting Frank Leon, at Muncie- Charles kellogg. OF
the Troy, O., Democrat is visiting his sister Mrs.
Raj Whtson Daniel P Pressler and Miss Anna
Finn drove over from Huntington Thursday. and
were married by Rev. NJ. Swadener- - Prof. J. h.
Waits formerly superintendent of the Logansport
schools has been elected superintendent or the
Marion schools or theremander of the school year.
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Society Events.

The Lyra Club viii be entertained by Miss Mamie
Sohulrneyer on next Thursday Afternoon.
party of young people were entertained at the In.
sane Hospital last evening by Miss Agnes Fletcher
At Tomlinson Hall, on Tuesday evening there will
be a May-pole dance and promenade concert Gold
badges to be given away 10 the best lady and gem
tlenan Walter.
Mrs. Sias Baldwin and daughter have issued in
vitations for a reception on Wednesday afternoon.
MAY 4, from 3 to o'clock, at their home. No. 257
North Delaware street
Miss Nora Moore. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Moore vii be married 70 Mr.. W. j. Walker,
Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock.
Miss BERTHE johnson entertained Miss Haines and
Miss Kowenhovep at luncheon on Thursday after.
noon. Among those present were Misses Florence
Malott Nancy Baker, Lizzie Herod Florence Miller
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, No. 70
North Pennsylvania street, The subject for discussion
are invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Day will give the third and las.
OF their series OF cenversazones Friday evening
sity, will talk on Rooert Browning" which will be
preceded by music, vocal and instrumental.
Mr.. w. II. Winnie. of Saginaw Mich and Miss
Hattie DerninE were married on Thursday evening at
o'clock. at the residence Of the brides parents No
927 North Meridian street. Rev. J. w Duncan off.
eating The bride and groom left on the III oclock
train for their future home in Saginaw.
Mr. Tunis F. Dean. manager of the Harris Muse
Opera-house is to be married to young Iady in
Washington. He is expected home on short visit,
brother, Mr.. Walter Dean, of Washington, before
going to Baltimore to reside
The reception and dance given by Miss Lundy. as
sisted by Miss Nellie Simmons. at the home of the
former. fast Thursday night. in every
particular. The foweTbanked mantels and dainty
evening costumes of the ladies combined 10 make
scene Of fairy-like briliancy. Refreshments
served during the evening to between forty and fifty
young society people
On Friday evening the choir of the Seventh-street
d. H. Church gave very pleasant and unique enter
tainment. and are 10 be congratulated their sue
cess and originality. The church handsomely deco
rated with hags. and the choir opened the evening
tertainment with selection which was highly appre
ciated by the audience followed by interesting pro-
gramtne. consisting Of tableaux and music.
The Womans Home Missionary Of Roberts Park
Church met Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Clark. No 10 North New Jersey street. and de-
hghtfuly entertained. \ very interesting programme
was rendered Mrs. PrettymAn gave of her
perience in the missionary field. which highly
PERTAINING. piano solo rendered by Mrs. Cole
and recitation bv Sadie Cornelius. A letter
was read from Mrs. Dr. Hauehton. now living at odes
Tex. Mrs. Cornelius read paper. A piano duet
rendered by Mrs J. w. Shideler and Mrs. ID. b.
"hideler. Refreshments served and the society
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TIE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Chnnpai @D.

Miss Mary Whitman has refarlied 70 CentraIia.
Mrs s. z. Ditamore, Of Danvie. is visiting Mrs G.
w. Anderson Miss Hattie Z. Columbia and sister,
Mrs J. B. Mann. went to Chicago this week Miss
Minnie Pearman has returned from Logan S Point.
Ind Miss Lou Dance who guest of Mrs. j.
McKeuley has returned to Rochester, n. Y---.Prof.
A. T. Woods visited Washington D. c., last week
Miss Grace Cunda of Carlinville is guest of Mrs.
d. w. Dresser Mrs. c. B. Gibson and daughter
Jessie are visiting friends at Belvidere H. Miss
Lois Sheafe entertained a number OF friends Fri
day evening Miss Grace Healey and Jessie Gard
ner were guests of Mrs. A. B. Conkling Deland.
Saturday Mrs. Prot Snyder has returned from
Carlinvile. nl----W. Fl. Stoekman, of Chicago. and
Miss Kate Clark formerly student of the l. S. L..
married, Wednesday, at the brides home, in
Golden H. Mrs. Douglas has returnedto her home
in Washin gton D. O.. Mrs J. J. Bogacdus is guest
of her daughter Mrs. Price Wapella. III f. r.
Rugg and wife have returned from st. Louis. and
side West Church street r. Minis and wife. of
Decatur, were guests of Mrs. D. Rugg the past week
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Musical Matters.

Miss Ida Sweenie. the prina donna Of Barclay
Walkers ''Maganon" Company, viii arrive in the
city from Detroit on Tuesday.
Professor D. B. Brenneke will drill the members of
the Barclay Waller Home Opera Company in the
dance which will be introduced in the action. The
music is delightful. sweet and nlelodious and the
choruses are full of go" The fire chorus is
thing original and the prayer rs introduced with fine
effect.
The programme Of scandinavian music rendered by
the second division of the Matinee Musicale up
the standard. and usual enjoved By a large
audience. Mrs. J. r. Llley read interesting essay
upon the subject, which was followed by Iodermans
Swedish Wedding March" arranged for eight hands,
two pianos. played by Miss Morrison, Mrs Lyon,
Miss Deitrichs and Miss Whittier. Miss Carleton
sang Her Song" by Kjeruf, and Drinking Song"
by Parius. Miss Deitrichs's solos gems,
etude. by Neupert and I'm Waldo. by Schytte.
The duets Good Evening. Dearest Moon and The
Rosebud the Heather. By Gade, sung by Mrs.
Lynn and Miss Walker, the latter also acting as
accompanst. Mrs. Spades. who has not been heard
for some time. rendered The Sunlight Song and
Never Laugh at Love" by Kierulf. Mrs Lilley
played Nos. ) and 6 op. As by Schytte: with taste
II Think Of Thee" by sjogren. and When Thou
Sleepest," kjerulf chosen by Miss Walker. and
she sang them very sweetly The best of the piano
numbers Aus dem Carneval l." by Grieg played
by Miss Whittier. The closing piece was quartet,
May Dance" by Hamerik. and sung BY Mrs Lynn,
Mrs. lowering Miss Walker and Mrs. Watson.
kjerulf and Grieg the favorte Scandinavian COM
posers of the Musicale
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Terre kIante.

Miss Jennie Steele and party at Hot Sprircs-
Miss Title Hess has been quite sick for lumber of
weeks Colonel Woolsey. chief train dispatcher Of
the Vandaia and his wife celebrated the twentyffth
anniversary of their Welding last week Thev recere
many handsome presents The sister of Mrs. Rich
ardson. Mrs P. Bland and daughter. OF Louisville,
are here. called by the Illness of Dr. Richardson
Miss Marga-e1 Cox has been promoted 10
principal of the normal training school Mrs.
Catherine Waller. Miss Caroline knohr. Miss Emma
Gruber. Miss Bertha Layer and Mr.. Eugene Nagel
leave for Europe Monday Mrs. John GrirnInlinger
Mrs. Shumeyer and daughter Lille have returned
from Florida Mrs. Is. +. Swaffori has returned
from Alabama Miss Metz hudson is the guest of
Miss Nellie Wallace.
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Marshall.

Miss May Park. of Terre Haute, has been spending
the past week with relatives here Mrs Thos. VIII
hans of Casey, is the guest of her daughter Mrs.
John Brooks Miss Lille Railing, of Olney, is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Miller Mrs. Lutte Archer. of
Columbus, Kan. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs Rachel Adams. for the past few weeks. went to
Sullivan yesterday to spend few days with relatives
- Mrs P l.. Bland went to Louisville. KY, last
Monday 10 visit her parents for few days Miss
Eta Campbell, of Terre Haute returned home Mon
day from weeks soiourn with friends here Miss
Maud Hughes has been spending few DAYS of the
past week with Terre Haute friends Mrs. Geo. Col
Inns. of Westhed, who has been visiting her mother.
Mrs NJ j. Brown of this city. for week, returned
home the first of the week panied by her sister
Mrs a. B. Mathews Miss Emma Kilborn visited
Miss Laura Taggart of Martinsvile. last week
Mrs w. D. Griffith of Terre Haute is spending few
weeks with her parents John Morton and wife.
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Miss Anna White of Knightstown, is visiting in
the city
M-s Foudray returned yesterday from a six weeks
visit in Texas.
j. c. Mag leaves tomorrow for Lincoln Neb., on
a business tIip.
Mrs. David Barnet and daughter Of Frankfort
Ind. were guests Of Mrs. j. G. Darnell last week.
Mr.. l.. L. Fast Is somewhat improved. and is now
with dis brother on a farm in the Buckeye state.
Mrs j. D. Morris is expected home from Norfolk
Va, this week. whore she has been for two months
Miss Ade1e Lacroix. of Vineennes. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. John J.. Price at No. 4o7 North Della
street
Miss Hettie DeGTarune of Warrensbura No. is Wis.
iting her aunt, Mrs. F. a. Bryan, No 1877 North Ala
bama street.
r. r. ShieI has contracted for the erection of
$4,000 brick residence Meridian street. between
First and Second streets
Mrs. A. T.. Moore and daughter Minnie, swho have
been visiting George Moore, at No 500 Park avenue,
will return to their home next Tuesday.
Mrs. J. w. Fleming, Of Silverton. Col. and sister,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Shut, East Market
street.
Mr.. Briggs S. Cunningham. president of the First
National Bank Cincinnati and his wife visiting
their cousin Mr. George T. Evans. on North Meridian
If all Newspaper portraits were as excellent as that
If the late Major Gordon in yesterday People public
protest against that form of art would to
te heard.
z. A Ford Of the Panhandle lines, and W. s.
Baldwin superintendent OF tina operating department
of the Pullman company were with the vestibuled
train yesterday
Mrs. hate Iitcen oerG. who has been spending
time in Cincinnati with her niece, Mrs Thornton
will arrive Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
T. A. Hendricks.
Mrs. james Bullock and Miss Angie BullocL who
have been in California for years past, have
turned. and if the health o5 the former will permit
will probably renein here.
Mrs. E f. Fast. of No. 297 North PENNSYLVANIA
street will TO Chicago May l. where she will open
ladies' cafe. Her many friends regret her depart
ure, but wish her success
One Of the most interesting of last week was
an eocutionary recital at Odd-fellows Hail. on Vir-
GINA avenue last Tuesday evening by Miss Bessie
Belle Jenne, who assisted by Misses Hattie John
con Grace Winter and Clara JENNIE and Mexsrs D.
and S. Winter. Miss Jsnne is not yet fifteen years
of and in the eight selections in which she APP
peared she displayed much natural ability and excel
liant frain
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Arthur Link, Of Texas, is visitor in this city
Mrs Tyra Montgomery. of Kansas. is guest of Mrs
Joe Reat. Mrs. g. NJ. Mitchell ard family, Of Ches
ter. ILL., visitors in the city. Misses Ella and
Lille Broders and Mrs. Moiie Broders, of Alexan
dria Va are guests of A. Compton and family
Miss Mary OConnor. of Decatur, is guest in this
city Mrs. NJ. c. Nixon is visiting friends in this
city Miss Julia Kemp. of NATION. guest of
Mrs. R. S. Harvey this week : Mrs: w. G: Wright
has been visiting in indianapolis. Mrs. VIII Clark,
of Peoria, is guest of Mrs. Harr Mrs. Wnl Davis
of Alton. is visiting her parents in this city Mrs
w. r. Highland visited Mattoon friends the past
week. Mrs G. d. McCrory is guest of Danville
friends. Miss Daisy Endsley, of Westfeld visited
friends in this city this week w H. Campbell and
wife of Newman spent part of the week with friends
in this city Mrs. Williams Mrs. VIM. Eggleston
and Miss Gertie Martin all of Terre Haue, guests
of Tilrnan Bagley and family.
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Brfghtwood News.

The apron social at the N. Z. Church unique
affair." and well patronized.
Last night the Brightwood NJ. E. Church had large
excursion the Noblesville gas we'll The proceeds
will be used to erect the new church.
The public school commencement exercises
held this week. The graduates were Miss joey Gate
wood. Kate Hefernan Ida Chopper and Anna Miller.
Mr.. H. Quandt Walter Engle. +. Boiler. Frank
Hooker and Harry Shaffeton. who acquitted them
selves with honor after which they addressed by
Superintendent Flick.
At the nominating convention last week the follow
ing persons selected for candidates Trustees
FIRST ward ST Engle and Jno. Schwartz: Second VIM.
Shook and J. p. Smith; Fourth, Jno Sears and Jno.
Duckworth: treasurer. Ed Mesker and Henry Maget;
clerk, Hardin kemper and Chas. Paschal marshal,
Geo. Gelchrist and John Johnsng.
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Mrs Ben Duehane has returned from visit in
Louisville. Mrs. J. ". Williams. of Spencer, was
in the city Monday Mrs. Cross, of Nebraska. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs John Pouchet. - Miss
Mary Irwin has returned from visit to friends in
Shebyville Mr.. and Mrs. John Downing eater
tanned company Of friends their home Thursday
evening =. Miss Sdea Starr viii deliver recitation
Madison a benefit for the g. A. r. ON May o.
Miss Rose Waid is spending her vacation from school
at Oxford, o.. at her home She is accompanied by
a class1nate Miss Fannie Crane Professor Howe,
OF the music school has engaged Mr. a. d. Eddy of
Chicago take the part of Elijah at the commence
ment festival Miss Jennie AInes has gone
visit her sister ia Kentucky Albert z. Abaugh
aad Miss Ida ID. Allen married Thursday morn
ing the residence of the brides father, Captain W.
w Allen three miles north OF the city Mrs. Boley
is visiting relatives in Hillsdale, Mich.